This Bugzilla instance is a read-only archive of historic NetBeans bug reports. To report a bug in NetBeans please follow the project's instructions for reporting issues.
From CR 7038330: Using D&D to create project is aquick and nice way to help user to initiate a project without too much work, but to extended usage of it, there are more work to be done : Consider following scenario : (this come from my real experience from developing dbx with D&D created project) - I use D&D to create dbx project on intel-S2, most of code model features and source navigation that base on source parsing are working fine. - Now I need to do remote development on intel-Linux, so I create another configuration for intel-Linux development, naturally, without re-scaning base on the intel-Linux binary, the code model features and source navigation won't work very well. *** (#1 of 1): 2011-04-20 13:42:31 PDT chihin.ko
Please provide more details of your scenario. My scenario is works fine: - sources located on the /net/buildserver/buildXX/src - product is built for 2 platforms in the folders: -- /net/buildserver/buildXX/inst.opt-debug/intel-S2/bin/dbx -- /net/buildserver/buildXX/inst.opt-debug/sparc-S2/bin/dbx - my current platform is Solaris intel-S2 - D&D /net/buildserver/buildXX/inst.opt-debug/intel-S2/bin/dbx - IDE created project dbx1 in home with configuration "Default" - rename configuration to "Solaris-x86" - add remote Solaris sparc host. - D&D /net/buildserver/buildXX/inst.opt-debug/sparc-S2/bin/dbx, select project "dbx1" and "create new configuration" - rename new configuration to "Solaris-sparc" and change build host to remote Solaris sparc host. Navigation features work perfect in both configurations. Probably you forgot to change buld host for second configuration?